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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1959
Page
4
A Cohoes bridal event features Dorothy L Dubrey wed in a church ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple plans a New York City reception following the ceremony with many local dignitaries and guests in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mary Cook and Minty M. Qin at Rochald 1 Mater with various unclear names and roles. It references an engagement and a potential relation to Weaber Chok and a prospective ride, with other garbled phrases about a plate chain and Novak's Served. The readable elements indicate a social or family notice with multiple persons and misread names.
The notice lists multiple couples with wedding plans and ceremonies in New York and surrounding areas. Names include Alan Walkie Cathege, Missy Mugiar, and others with venues and dates referenced, along with mentions of bridal parties and wedding-related events in several neighborhoods.
The fragmentary item lists unclear names and terms such as Carling Haver and Hermite Genteel, with scattered references to ages, locations, and actions. Context is incoherent, making any concrete event, date, or outcome indeterminable.
A fragmented report notes a cookery demonstration by Mrs. M W K Minis and others at Alicel Presbyterian Church in SF. It cites Brockway family members and local attendees including Miss Brockway and Charles Matti, with references to university colleagues and a planned follow up at the next gathering.
Tendered party details describe a farewell event for Sanna Gailey with guests including Jhowa and Miss Sanna, featuring refreshments and a large cake. The report notes the presence of a guest list and a display of a cake with a Feng pride motif.
A fragmented notice from Cohoes concerns Miss Yetto betrothed to Aily with references to Miss Antu Etocenee Yella and others. It lists addresses and school ties at Catholic Central High School and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, noting the bride’s education and a cited deaf condition.
A heavily garbled OCR note details a wedding ceremony with numerous misread names and places. It mentions Orr Bolster, Mass Maneein, and Chime Pills, with guests and hosts including relatives and friends from various locales. The fragmentary text preserves a bridal event, the hosting, and multiple individuals unnamed due to corrupted OCR.
The readable portions describe a ceremony involving a nurse corps unit and university affiliations, naming Vanderbilt and USAR elements. Mentions of hospital and nursing schools suggest a military medical context with ceremonial acts and personnel such as Harvey Laws and general line items. The text is highly garbled with many errors.
Miss Margaret White wed Oliver Wile at Pirw Presbyterian Church in Whitehall with George Greenough performing the double ring ceremony. The family, including Oliver White and Beverly White, hosted about 60 guests at a reception afterward at the bride’s home.
In Nome, officers for the auxiliary were chosen at a meeting with Danist Brotherton Mes, Hatin Rastinsson of Tay, Chels Shakin of Newark, Nate SHPO UeneTed from Waitherland, and others slated to lead. Destiny at Fyn and WHI) Tire mentioned, with a note on a related wedding.
Mr and Mrs Jal W Boren announce the engagement of their daughter Marqueline Ann to William Shields son of Mr and Mrs Robert Shields. Marqueline is a Lansingburg High School graduate and works for a New York telephone company in Menands. Shields also attended the same high school and is employed by Tickers Services. Plans are being made for a May wedding.
City Official to speak at Fathers Night at the school tomorrow at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Timothy J. Pugurty, Corporation Counsel. Assisting officials include Ronald Lansing and John Cuba. Founders Day dinner reservations taken by Mrs. Milya Campania. President Mrs. Fred W. Lowinger urges attendance. no February meeting.
The Woman's Traffic Club of the area met at the D and K building Whrary Albany to plan the annual Hosses Night at Germania Hall on February. Miss Pearl McCughrane serves as chairwoman with Miss dvene Jun nelly assisting.
About 23 boys from Boy Scout Troop 30 sponsored by the First Reformed Church attended a weekend camp at Sharman Lodge Camp Rotary under Scoutmaster Joseph Aline with assistants Edward Tekin James Brown and others. They earned Merit Badge work, enjoyed ice skating and outdoor activities, then returned to Wynantskill. Church youth week observances and upcoming meetings at the First Reformed Church are noted along with mission society activities and preparations for spring events.
The Stillwater assessors filed the annual assessment with village clerk Owen Campbell for public inspection until February 17. On that date the trustees and assessors will meet at the village clerk’s office in the engine house from 6 to 10 p.m. to discuss proposals and act on business.
The Windsors aboard the Sunday steamer sail toward Havre and will attend meetings in New York and Arizona during a roughly three month winter break. Reports will be provided by committees including Malorial, Lass Meas W, and Kennelly Wheatley, with Senior Caph Lass Meas W presiding.
The Visiting Nurse Association's board named two directors at the VNA office on 16 1st St. New officers include Mrs William Harrison and Mrs David Williams as directors and Mrs Edward OC Pfeffer as secretary. Ada M Faas reported on recent VNA activities and upcoming events including the sixth annual State Nurses Association luncheon in Albany hosted by Dr Donald J Rosa.
Hoosick and town restaurants join a Match of Dimes effort with Coffee Break Day, donating half coffee receipts to the health fund. Rensselaer County chapter solicits contributions as local groups respond to the campaign letter. Public notices, Elks and Silver Cross Circle events follow in Hoosick Falls.
There is a discussion on a bridge hand where West doubles over two diamonds. South bids to three clubs, West uses a takeout double and wins the first trick with a sequence leading to a heavy loss for South. South blames a misread strength and a harsh club break amid the failed defense.
A scrambled bridge advisory piece asks how to respond after partner opens three diamonds. The fragment mentions bids like pass and no trump and asks for the best continuations in the given auction. The readable text is incomplete and lacks concrete player names or full bidding sequence.
Catholic Nurses compose a committee at St Marys Hospital Sclon Hall today at 2 p.m. Miss Velma Bosley presides. Plans for activities and a recap of yesterday membership tea by Mrs Daxephine Aum, affiliated with St Marys Hospital, are planned.
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